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July 11, 2002
Forging a niche in ornamental iron
By SAM BENNETT
Journal Staff Reporter
Journal Staff Reporter
Chi-Wah 'Paul' Tin grinds a condominium gate at Masterguard's 3,000-square-foot shop near the Ballard Locks. |
A few years ago, Kim Boyer felt it was time to strike out on his own. Working in the new product development division of an Everett high-tech firm, Boyer realized the next big thing was decidedly old economy.
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